Hello, Winehabers. My name is Jesse Meckham with another episode of the Wineab

podcast, and I'm here each week to obsess out loud about spendfulness. It is spending purposefully,

saving aspirationally and giving joyfully. As you well know, it all comes down to just giving

every dollar a job.

We made up a new word and we threw that new word out into the ether. And it's been fun.

It's been fun to watch. Why did we make up a new word? Because we could not, for the life of us, figure out how to describe what people experience when they use Wynab.

They aren't experiencing their net worth going up, although it might.

They aren't experiencing extreme frugality, although they may embrace it.

They aren't experiencing financial independence retiring early.

But they may choose to go that route they're experiencing an alignment of themselves with their spending and they're knowing

themselves better and better every day and spending accordingly accordingly and we're

not just calling that spendfulness it's not frugality it's not rise and grind it's not follow these

you know six or seven steps and you're on your way to success as defined by you know

i don't know some random book or whatever it's not doing money the way your parents taught you

or didn't teach you it's knowing yourself better and better what really makes you tick what you really really want out of this thing

we call life and then making sure that your money helps you realize those dreams wants small and

large that is living spendfully so when you are being spendful you are being being thoughtful, but you're not, you're no miser,

thoughtful, not obsessive.

You can be saving money, but you're not hoarding.

You can be careful with your pennies, but you're not extremely frugal.

You can care about the dollar and give it away

with what appears to be reckless abandon you have this healthy respect for money i'm not going to call

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